 | An electro-disco tale of dancefloor dramas and steamy shenanigans, 'Look On The Floor (Hypnotic Tango)' is Keren and Sara at their very foxiest. Taken from Bananarama’s forthcoming album 'Drama', 'Look On The Floor (Hypnotic Tango)' follows the girls' comeback 'Move In My Direction', which stormed the charts over the summer. | ?? |
 ?? | Girls Aloud have always broken the rules, so why change the habit of a lifetime as they prepare for their tenth Top Ten hit. Once again enlisting the sheer ingenuity of Brian Higgins and Xenomania, 'Biology' twists and turns from a bluesy riff and an emotionally wrought vocal from Nadine, to an infectious and stomping example of how to get electropop right. Take notice Lisa Scott Lee! 'Biology' is just another reason to check out Girls Aloud’s third album, 'Chemistry', out in December. | ?? |
 ?? | 'Don't Give Hate A Chance', the third single to be taken from the 'Dynamite' album, is pure and unmistakeable Jamiroquai. "An anthemic, DJ ready, sign of our times", as singer Jay Kay describes it himself.
'Don't Give Hate A Chance' is a rousing and thought provoking disco-edged track, destined to be a guaranteed floor filler | . |
 ?? | After the runaway success of their comeback single 'Song 4 Lovers', providing them with their biggest hit since 'Just A Little', a refreshed and invigorated Liberty X have now been chosen to front this year's Children In Need campaign.
'A Night To Remember', a reworking of the Shalamar pop-soul classic, is the perfect track to showcase the band's slick vocals and dance moves, and is bound to raise money for such a worthwhile cause. | |
